Lets Take a Look At Another Silver Art Bar from 1973 from The Mount Everest Mint, Mintage of 12,671......

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I Picked Up Another Beautiful and Detailed Silver Art Bar at the LCS (Local Coin Shoppe), This One too is From The Year 1973 One of The BEST Years of Silver Art Bar Production.............

Mount Everest Mint made 12,671 of these Pieces, I have Always Wondered How Many of These have Survived Over the last 47 Years. These May not necessarily Seem RARE but I can Tell you they are probably much More Scarce than We Know.......

Now lets Take a Look at This Interesting Winter Themed Silver Bar...........
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WOW, It Seems Like Christmas All Over Again, So Many Different Languages........

Then When We Look at The Reverse of This Silver Bar We See...........

"One World, One Wish"
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One Last Thing I Want To Point Out for Silver Stackers That May Be Out Seeking These Pieces When They Go to Their LCS is That These First Silver bars That Mount Everest Mint Produced were Mostly more in weight Than One Troy Ounce (31.1 Grams) as you can See in the Next Two Pictures..........
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Just a Little TIP if You Would Like to Get a Little Bit Extra Silver for Your FIAT..............
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The SPOT Price of Silver on 1/30/2020 when I Post This is $18.04............

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I can't make out the name of the signature they had in the back. The phrase is commonly used.. so is that the guy they've been quoting all this time?
That sure is a pretty vintage and RARE bar! I love it! Thanks for showing us!
Take care @stokjockey! 🥰🌺🤙

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You know you have me doing some Research Now Ms. Saver since I am not familiar with the Signature of The Artist. That is the Beauty of the Internet is that we know the Answer is out there............ @silversaver888

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I will start putting all my old bars and rounds on a scale, just to know if I did a lucky deal...
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So Many of the Older Art Bars I have seen have weighed more than 31.1 Grams of course when Silver Was only $2 to $3 and Ounce they did not need to be as Accurate back then @ronaldoavelino

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Yes, that's a pretty cool, Bar. Let's see: 999 Silver, Troy oz. Vintage, low mintage. Stack it. Thanks for sharing, Stokjockey.

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That's interesting about the weight, what made you think to put this on a scale?🤔

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I am always curious to see what Companies that minted Silver Art Bars in the past were generous or a little Skimpy with their Customers....... @silvertop

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